Une plaquette d’ivoire sculpté de l’Antiquité tardive dans la grande villa périurbaine de “Lazenay” à Bourges (Cher) by Jean-Claude Béal, Alain Ferdière

“…The examination of the associated furniture makes it possible to specify the date of burial and the status of the site at that time. …”
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Biomass Organic Rankine Cycle for an industrial application by Ungureșan Paula Veronica, Pleșa Angela, Tărnar Gabriel, Bian Mihaela

“…The article presents a technical approach aimed at improving the energy efficiency of a furniture manufacturer. The proposed solution involves supplying the furniture factory with heat and electricity by integrating the existing biomass boiler with an Organic Rankine Cycle. …”
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Modularity and customisation for home care – Configuration and multicriteria analysis of furnishings by Teresa Villani, Federica Romagnoli

“…The best-performing furniture solutions were entered into a database that will be made interoperable in future research developments in a BIM environment.   …”
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L’apport de la sculpture à la compréhension des fonctions liturgiques by Pascale Chevalier

“…Within the ecclesial space, sculptures with mainly aniconic content were found on the liturgical furniture: altar, ciborium, cathedra, chancel, ambo, and so on. …”
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Les lits royaux de la Renaissance à la lumière des archives de Louis XIV by Jean Vittet

“…The general inventory of crown furniture under Louis XIV, drawn up in 1673 and published by Jules Guiffrey at the end of the nineteenth century, describes a certain number of Renaissance beds or canopies and is of particular usefulness. …”
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Drywood Termite, Cryptotermes cavifrons Banks (Insecta: Isoptera: Kalotermitidae) by Angela S. Brammer, Rudolf H. Scheffrahn

“…The most economically significant termite in this genus, Cryptotermes brevis (Walker), commonly infests structures and was at one time known as the “furniture termite,” thanks to the frequency with which colonies were found in pieces of furniture. …”
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Drywood Termite, Cryptotermes cavifrons Banks (Insecta: Isoptera: Kalotermitidae) by Angela S. Brammer, Rudolf H. Scheffrahn

“…The most economically significant termite in this genus, Cryptotermes brevis (Walker), commonly infests structures and was at one time known as the “furniture termite,” thanks to the frequency with which colonies were found in pieces of furniture. …”
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Le site funéraire antique du 33, rue du Rio à Saint-Marcel/Argentomagus (Indre) by Fabrice Couvin, Marielle Delémont, Frédéric Poupon

“…The irregular excavations are shallow and reveal, in a carbonaceous sediment, mostly burnt material attributable to the first half of the 1st century AD (ceramics, glass, small items of furniture, etc.) (ceramics, glass, small furniture, human and animal bones, carporest). …”
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Iron Age Terracotta Figurines from the Southern Levant in Context by Erin D. Darby, Izaak J. de Hulster

“…The volume deals with the iconography, typology, and find context of female, male, animal, and furniture figurines and discusses their production, appearance, and provenance, including their identification and religious functions.…”
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Common insect pests in homes and cultural heritage sites by Bouthaina Hasnaoui, Fabien Fohrer, Philippe Parola, Jean-Michel Berenger

“…Beetle species such as the furniture beetle and the powderpost beetle are well recognised for their capacity to infest and feed on wood. …”
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Varennes-sur-Seine (Seine-et-Marne), la Justice : l’ensemble funéraire aristocratique de La Tène finale et les aménagements gallo-romains by Jean-Marc Séguier

“…The cremated human remains, which are not very abundant (less than 500 g), and the furniture, which is very abundant (over 192 kg), come principaly from the backfill of monument ditches, other ditches and heaps. …”
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Foliage est-il à leaves ce que jewellery est à jewels ? Etude de rapports entre dénombrables au pluriel et indénombrables singuliers by Laure Gardelle

“…Like jewellery or furniture, they only have non-count uses; but they do not apply to heterogeneous units, and are therefore not hyperonymic (at least in their central sense). …”
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Effect of Proximity on The Layout and Selection of Chair Types in The Coffee Shop Industry by Eulis Yulianti Faridah, Riza Septriani Dewi

“…Therefore, the design of this kind of place should be made more cozy, with the selection of elements that form the atmosphere of the room that must be considered, such as walls, floors, ceilings, lighting, furniture used, especially the selection of chairs. …”
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ALTERNATIVE PARADIGM TO COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT: THE INFLUENCE OF COMMUNITY BASED ORGANISATION ON COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT IN OYO STATE, NIGERIA by Lawal Ayofe BAKARE, Victoria Olubukola OGUNYEMI

“…The study revealed that the nature of CBOs operation in the selected local governments can be seen in the construction of drainage facility; provision of electric poles; construction of town hall; Provision of borehole/pipe-borne water or community well; provision of blocks of classrooms for school(s) in the community; provision of furniture/equipment for the school and other key aspects of social and economic development. …”
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La question de l’authenticité des meubles et le problème de leur conservation dans le premier musée polonais de Puławy by Janusz Krawczyk

“…The issue is discussed on the example of two pieces of furniture from the first Polish museum. The author analyses possible sources of inspiration for the conservation practice of that time.…”
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Strategic Planning of Public Spaces in Order to Promote and Benefit from Social Interactions, Case Study: District 10 of Tehran Municipality by samaneh jalilisadrabad, somayeh jalilisadrabad

“…These factors include the diversity of activities, integration of land use, social inclusion, accessibility to public transportation, social security, memorability, safety, engagement of all senses, readability, visibility, flexibility, availability of urban furniture, materials used in urban furniture and pavements, climate comfort, and environmental health. …”
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Composite materials: A bibliometric analysis by J. Paulo Davim

“…Currently, composite materials are used in multiple sectors, including aerospace, automotive, medical, building, defense, furniture, electronics, energy, and sports. The Scopus database was used for bibliometric analysis, based on the term {composite materials}. …”
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Florida Trees Store Carbon in Forests and Wood Products by Adam Maggard, Leslie Boby, Martha C. Monroe

“…Storing carbon in living trees and in long-lasting wood products such as lumber and furniture is one way to reduce atmospheric CO2. Florida’s forest and wood-product industries are worth billions of dollars. …”
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RESTONED. From Waste Material to Sustainable Stone by Annalisa Di Roma, Alessandra Scarcelli, Vincenzo Minenna

“…The research is based on the product innovation field, with particular reference to materials from natural sources and furniture. With a view to strengthening the regional circular economy, the research hypothesis is that the production waste, defined as ‘processing mud’, can be re-processed in order to obtain new material with renewed characteristics both from a technical and an aesthetic point of view.…”
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Le rôle des séries télévisées turques dans la circulation des modèles urbains et des modes d’habiter en Iran by Mina Saïdi-Sharouz

“…How the Turkish series contribute first to the development of tourism, then to the informal importation of the prêt-à-porter and finally to the opening of the Iranian market on the products of furniture and architecture, real economic pole which transforms the modes to live and acts gradually on the spaces of Iranian cities.…”
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